Planning Enquiry and Application Forms

To apply online (which is a more efficient way to submit an application) please Connect to Planning Portal Opens in a new window

National and local checklists for the validation of applications have being introduced. View the Local List document

If you would rather complete a paper application form you will need to print off and send in 4 copies.

If the application proposes the provision of a new dwelling you need to seek guidance about the contribution that may be sought towards the provision of Open Space. See the consultation on the draft Supplementary Planning Guidance for further details.

 

 

 

 

Should you need to submit an Ecological report with your application, please refer to the website of the Institute of Ecological and Environmental Management (IEEM) Opens in a new window for further information and details of consultants.

Should you need to submit a Preliminary Assessment of Land Contamination( Opens in a new windowPALC) form please print and complete. Details and advice on Development on Land Affected by Contamination Opens in a new windowis available.

Should you need further information on Affordable Housing Opens in a new windowguidance is available here.

Should you need to submit a Bat Survey Opens in a new window further information is available.

Print and complete 4 copies of the forms and return with the appropriate fee and plans.

Alternatively Connect to Planning Portal Opens in a new window to submit applications online

updated 21-08-2009, current at 14-02-2011

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